davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-02

feine &elisiun ausibea unb aud ni6t au.
seben wolIen, baB ibre Oiener unb @rbei,
ter treue Satbolifen ieten bur9 ben fal,
iden Srltnbias Der @erfafuns, wel5e,
beiast, bic &esieruns mife Sesen all
&eIisionen, se9en ieben Srrtbum, pie se:
gen Die 8abrbeit slei99iItts ober unpar:
teiii3 ietn, poraus Der Erdge ben Sdlut
SLEPT, wenn ss Der &esieruns erlaubt 1T,
8pii9en Srrtbum unb 8abrbeit slei6siI:
tis gu iein, 10 lit es aud mir erIaubt.
Bel Der sroBen Wense Der S~erfibrunss.
mtttel, lit es elm wabres @unoer, baB ID
piele i3wade Weni9en, bic fi5 meiitens
BON Der DffentIi9en Wsinuna unb BEN
Seiipiel Der 90beren leiten laIen, nod ID
ptel &eIision beuabrt bubsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-02
6ans curicSc Seutc.

Sang turioie 9eute iinb bic Srldnber.
Sbre eiseue Spra9e - bic auslterbenbe
trii6e t0nnen ite nur ieltsn msbr ipres
den, fe babsn bieislbe 10 gut ais aufses
seben, perloren, unb Die Spra9e ibrer
Suinsberren unb 9sbrifsr - bic erss
ltlbe ansenommen. Srotbem bic Siren
bic Gnsldnber sriinbIi9 balIsn unb pers
a9ten, sebrau9en unb preiien ite beren
Spra9e NIT elmer 9enustbuuns, bic uers
bliffenb lit. llns ni9t ALIEN, baB bic ST.
Idnber nur bic ensIii9e &rameripra6e pers
fteben, iie bemiben it9 nur iebr ieIten anbere
Iebenbe Spro9en gu ~lernen, ia es lit linen
81 piel, bic Spra6e ibrer Batter - bic
irii9e gu sebruu9en unO gu itubiren.
WRit benz 9ebrau3 Der ensIii9eu Spra9e
bur9 bic SrIanber ssbt ibrerieits cine sss
wiiie Sera9tuns sesen bic Spra6e anoerer
tatbolii4er @inwanberer, bic bod bic
Spra6e Der Sdter fpre6en unb ibreu
@laubeu Sanb in Sanb BARN betennen.
Defenders lit ibuen bic beuti9e Spra9e
elm Dorm i'm sluse. @dre ss ni9t coi,s
iequenter, ,penn Der Srldnber, Der bod ben
GnsIdnber ais ieinen Gprannsn baBt, aud
beien Spra3e limits Iiesen lieBe unb ii1
ieiner eisenen 81 bebisnen iudte, oosr ans
bere Spra9en Der Spra6e ieiner gebritsr
por;Ose? Iun finb es nebenbei bsmsrtt,
seraoe bic BON Sren ueradteten beuti6sn
@elebrten, bic it4 nm bas Wieberbelebeu
Der i'm Slbferben Iiegenben irii9en Spra9e
bic sr6Bten 9erbienite erwerben, bas bat
tir3li6 mod bic TX. Sabresusriammluns
Der Gaelic Society in Nep Yort, bic fir
bas 8ieberbeleben Der i'm 9erfau liesenben
irii9en Spra9e pirtt, bepieisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-02
3 m ertunqen

l. Oisn T a g, ben 6. September, Dor
9lO llbr Sormittass an, perbsn bic @dit,
in llbIi4's Sale, go. 1877 NortI
Glurtftr., pom vgbicaso @mpfanss So:
mite~ besriBt werben. @enannte Sau,
bient an ben 5eittasen als 9uuptquartisr
2. Sn Der g~mpfanssbaue tam mar
reieruirte Site fir bic srobs geriammIun!
am Ibenb erbalten.
8. . n baben ebenfaIs 3utritt a
Der Ibenbsg eriammIuns.
4. &inber untsr Is Sabren pirb be,
3utritt ni6t seitattet, aud nidt in SesIei;
tuns ber gltern.
5. 9otels betrefien6, pirb uorldufie
u bas Eremont 9ouie, gfs Dearborn
unb 2ateitruBe, Preis $3.50, empfobIsn
0as v@bicasos@ omite" wirb ipater nod
anbere 9oteIs empfebIen.
6. 0ie Safe finb eriu6t, in einem II
llbIi6's Sale auf liesenoem gu9s Ramer
unb &bre6e gu persei9nen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-02
DR.. COWARD We8IDnm uno oiC
N%reiSduIc.

Der nun psri6nli6 ercommunicirte nm;
slidli3e DIR. @b. Mc@lpnn bat feline
@lementarbiIbuns in elmer 6rsii5ule, ber
sottIoien Staatsi9ule, senoHsn. Eros
aQer Stlbieu an tatbolii9en b0beren Gin:
~italten, trot ieines Iufentbaltes in &om,
troS ieines Sitels als Doctor Der Sbeo.
logic tam Mc@lpnn ME basu elm Sreunb
tatbolti9er S9ulen gu wer6en. limb ni9t
aaein bas; trot aasr Snresunsen unb
@oncilienbei9Iife erri9tete er In ieiner
sroBen, rei9en Yfarrei gum @srser auer
9utseiinnten teine fatbolii6e S6ule.
llub UNI benz @anSen bic &rone aufsus
isesn, iprad ct iid 0ffentIid sessn DRIFT.
Ii9s unb fur sottIoie Staatsi9uIen aus.
limb bic Sri9te! Ssben mir ni9t, baB
trot bet Mabnunsen ieineS Biidofs, troS
Der Warnunsen &om's, ia trok Der grs
communication feline ebemalissn Yfarrs
timber ni9t Don ibm Iafen. SefientIid
pirO ber bo9p'fte @rSbii9of Gorrigan &c,
lditert, perbObnt unb iosar &om brobt
man ben @eboriam gu periasen. @ober
bas? Die aubanssr Wc@Ipuns iinb In
sOttIoien S9ulen ersosen porben; es
manselt linen bic srinbIi4e &enntniB
ibres 9laubens, ie wifien penia BON benz
@eboriam, ben iie Der s0ttIi9en glutoris
tat unb ibren SteIusrtretern auf grben
i9ulbts finb Der gssrifi uon Sreibeit unb
llnabbansisteit bat bieie @ldubisen be-
taubt. limb t6nnten mir isben Der SrlGn;
Der fragen, bic bes unslitIi9en grieIters
9orleiunsen beiuden, mo er feline S5uI.
biIbuns erbalten, pon neun aus 3sbn b0rs
ten mir bic Intwcrt: Sn ben Staatsi9u'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-02

len. Der MunseI Der tatboIii9en S9u;
len, ben mir 10 oft in irti6sn Sfarrses
metnben bebauern, bat ft3 bis iest meiit
burd ftiaidueisenben Ibfaa pom @laus
ben tunbsstban, bier tbut ii9 Der Manssl
ber fatboIii5sn S9uIe aud our6 offenen
llnaeboriam tunb. Elm 6ebler. In ben ber
Stride bier ni1t bGufig fdQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-02
Swei Slipper iiir oen 8Iamben.

9ie srobsn Sorti9ritte, pel9e in unies
rsr 3sit in Der Me4anit unb IN ben @aturs
wiHeni9aften ssma9t wurben, baben in
bsr 9eIsbrtenwslt bic per0esene anmas
Buns erseust, NIT ibrer 8ernunft aaes
srfori9sn, psriteben unb besreifen gu wols
len. 90 bic gsrnunft frei anb unabbdns
gig dber aqs natIrli9en Wiieni9aften
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-02
aatspItf@er asraen . aalenosr.
0om 96ariIaer unb 30Qner.-2uc. IS.

spnnt. ben :. guSnt Gfra. Goieton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-02
&ur3er Ibrib
Der 9e6cHageiGihte Oes beiligcn Sater's
geo XII.

Spcs insana: Leo alter adest, qui
suCra VOlentiS
Jura dat in pOpulOS, impCrium-
Ollp tenet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
The Rock Band Concert Company

The company bearing the hig hest testimonials
from two continents will give one OF their rare
entertainments In this city at Fulton opera
house, Monday evening, Feb. 2l Composed of
the noted TIL family, yocalists and iustrumen
taiist', and the only performers upon the Rock
hafmonicon and other novel and attractive In
stfuments. the company are now filling their
second season In America. Unheralded on their
nrst arrival, they speedily became popular IA
VoTites, having flled. with great acceptance,
one hundred and seventy engagements last sea.
son. One Of the greatest charms of their enter.
taininent Is the novelty OF the Instruments and
skill of the performers.
The Rock Harmonicon, compo,sd of six+v
pieces OF rock, with a com pass of five octayes 4.
capable OF producing the II nest music. Perform
anse, upon IL are always received with aston
ishnent and delight.
Their band Of Fairy Bells is another great fea.
turs- solos are given. an exact Imitation OF the
chimes OF q village church. The ocarina made
OF clay, modelled from sn instrument found In
the ruins OF Pompeii. the Either and Streich h
Hlher, German stTlnEed Instruments, the Gigt
!ela. Swiss instrument of wood Musical
nlasses OF two and a half oetayes Indian
Buguen, musical nails, &c.
Inc vocal part of the prog granme consists of
new songs and quartette, with accompaniment
oi Rocks, Zithers and Fairy Bells.
Late engagements in Crystal Palace and
hoyal Polytechnique, London. and all principal
cities In England, Scotland and Wales; endorsed
by chicago and Boston music committee, Red.
path Lyceum Bureau. and the press east and
west In most enthusiastic manner, and an EN-.
phatc success in the leading cities of the
United States.
The receipts OF this rare musical entertain.
ment are to be devoted to the relief fund of Geo.
II. Thomas Post -, q. A. u an object whie h
must enlist the warnest sympathies of our
readers apart from the fne programme offered
to the varied taste.
Tickets for reserved seats 50 cents, gallery ,5
CENTS TO be had at the opera house. or commit
tee or members Of the Post. Box sheet open
Wednesday morning, Feb. 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
DEArAS.
WgRTz lin this city, on February loth Ham
nah Wertz, wife of John II. Wertz In her 9th

wERTz In this city, on February 10Th. Han
year. " ~
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re.
specifuiiy invited to attend the funeral, from
the rear OF the Presbyterian church. NO. 1877
Ess. Srsnt street, ON Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. lnterment at Lancaster cemetery. AID
MISNIcH.-In Landisviiie, on the llth inst
John W. son of Simon B and Mary e. Ninnich'
aged ?yetrs ana months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
speetfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residences OF his parents In Landisville, on Mon.
day morning ut 10 O'Clock. Interment ut Ian.
oisvtde cemetery.
DusnL.-ln this city. on the llth inst. Narea.
ret wife OF Michael Dusei IN the slst wear OF Ssr
bgs. ~0A
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-.
specunny invited To attend tho funeral from
the residence OF her hui band No TAT Hish Al reat
on Monday morning ~ ~ o'clock. High Mass
at st. Joseph's church ut 0 O'Clock Intermsnt
NJ sI Josephs ccmehrv. 2tds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
TEACHERS IN sEssios.
The opaning Procsedipssof the Local Institute
OF the 18th District.

The OPening Proceedings of the Local Institute
OF the 18th District.
This institute opened in the high school
building at Lititz, Friday evening at I: 80
The room was densely packed and the exer.
cises OF very interesting nature, and were
presided over by Mr.. II. r. Gi5ble of War.
wick, with Miss Lottie Hacker, OF Lititz, sec.
retsry. After chorus by the high school,
with Master Willie Tobias at the organ, Israel
g. Erb, president OF the school board, deliy.
cred an address on ''rhe Duty Of Parents to
Children"
The address was followed with iustrumen.
tai music. When the question .'Shou!d the
Blair Educational Bill be Passed and Why p"
was opened on the negative by Mr.. J, w.
Bruck hart, followed by Mr.. Nj. W. Metzger
on the Affirmative. Messrs. II. II. Tshudy.
j. X. Huber aud Rev. Lewars also made re.
marks. Misses Mary Tshudy aud Mary
Evans, with Miss l.. Kempe at the organ,
sang "Come With Me-" Miss Ella Buch read
an interesting essay on the "Benefts of Lit
erary Societies." Misses l.. Kempe and ].
Fobes performed duet on the crgan ; Miss
Jenette Fobes recited "Relisf OF LUCKNOW
Then the exercises closed with a chorus by
the high school.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12


Pine g sSs $ SS sgsrs Ss u Ses 70 ~;
Eood TO choice extra wsetern, q t7c0s - good
ss, 70 asy ssn & s,scs ss 10 o0mon to good
wheat-No. 4 Rsu stats. axe; No. . do,
nc No. Red. Winter. reb.. S,,e; March sokc.
har.h. tskc; Nay. ashe. A..
Nc, mixed. Feb, Bkc narcN. Sskc.
ssys Gull Western, sa0esC state, s'Nosac-
Ol3 -. ~"
LArd-reb,. o. % Mar, Go7; Msy,Gcl.
nolaases dull At ls<c for boiling STOCK.
Luryenttno easter ~ a9ko
kcsin dull strained 10 gocd, ei 0sDl 10.
Petruleum dull Refined In cases. skc.
1reignts dull grain 70 Liverpool, $40.
nuttCr uull Western Creamery. ls0&c
tubs, l6(fz7c.
Cheese dull: western Plat, ilS0l3e good to
choice light skims, lU)k0ilkc.
ssss dun state, llS6IINc; western. '7xa Nc.
lated, SIC.
Taliow dull prime city, ls,sc.
ktce nominal; Carpltna fair to good, SS1skc.
Cofse dull : tair cargcec. iIs.c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

fsw foRk, Feb. u. l:3O p. m-Money loaned
at 51i per cent Exchange quiet posted rates
: soS0ts'. Governments steady. Currency s's.
d sbx bid; as Coup, q 2sx bid ks do, q lOl .
bid.
The stock market opened nrm On the an
nouncement OF the end Of the strike, and on an
active buy ing prices advanc ed !. to per cent
during the nrst hour. The marke, has been
since, but firm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
Drew = Dirk On III. ,y,,s

Frederick Swentzel, q short time ago one Of
the leading merchants OF fChsmbersburp, was
on Friday morning, given q hearing before
Squire kaufman, charged with assault and
battery, with intent to kill his wife MIR.
Swenizel could not procure the two thou.
sand dollars bail asked, aud is now in the
county jail awaiting his trial. He wanted
money tor spree which his wife reflIse.i
him, whereupon he drew dirk knife on her
me accused is the son OF the late Rev.
Swenizel, OF this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
IS1aAsiCAS MxoHAxscs EssrIvlL
- Ooancil No l20 Celebrates Its Fifteenth
Ann1veesary-Music,s speeches, Pressn-
1{f.ss tAtIOn, Lunch,

ts<1svonfy-noescS cpoecuee, freeo0-
49, tation. Lunch.
nplfe Council, No. 100, o. u. A. NJ, col.
o4 ~ fifteenth anniversary by giving
to the members of the
souncils In this city, together with del.
1pns from the councils OF Lititz, Man
- and Strasburg. The entertainment
@ place In Mechanics hall, after the regu.
toe0e1 OF business of the council had tax en-
- euring which three new members were
n1o6.
- the adjournment Of the council, the
naensas was the presentation to Mr.. VIM.
Dgomsey OF beautiful gold Mechanics
the presentation speech being made
- Barnes, chairman OF the entertaining
lttsa Mr.. McComsey responded grace.
On accepting the badge, which 1t sp.
~ had been voted him Q week or two
9euAy. Then followed some very good
md instrumental music, and some
= legerdemain by MIR. Mohn. Re.
enb were then served, after which
Mlyen . scene from the Merchant of
0E VIM. Leonard representing the
oos of Shylock very creditabiy. A
- speech by Mr.. Mohn was very funny
- more mucic, and more refresh.
~ entertainment closed by coufer.
- past mechanics degree on several
tne ceremonies ending about ]
= m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
An Unfortunate Fam,,v.

From the Reading Herald.
Among the inmates OF the station house last
night were Amos Albright wife and child,
years of age, claiming to be natives OF Allen
town, on their way to Lancaster. The
woman is In delicate condition, and during
the night became seriously Ill. II her condi-
tion will warrant II she will be furnished
with transportation this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
a High WIud.

The cold wave last night was accompanied
by very high wind which shook the win.
dows, opened the doors, aud biosed down
signs and fences. The sign across the nave
ment in front of John w. Low ellis horse col.
lar factory, East Orange street. was blown
down. So was the swinging sign in front of
Alderman Deems Office.
About thirty feet OF fencing on the roof
d1oebs annex to the Grape hotel ielI with
crash and partly toppled over upon the roof
OF an adjoining building, but did no hsrm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
DROCLAMATlON,

The Q1olifed ,oters Of the Citg Of Lnneasfer 10
tote on he 9uest,on Of ftncredslng the tnde6fed-
ness OF sdid city SIs5,ooo.
Whereas the Select and Common Councils of
the city OF Lancaster resolved at q regular meet
ing neid on Jan uary A. D. 1857, that u 10 their
desire 10 Increase the Indebtedness OF the city
OF Lancaster to an amount not TO exceed Si25.
ul Icr the purpose OF building sewers for
draining the northern part of the city, and nee ).
sssary change or Improvement OF the water
Whereas. the indebtedness Of the sa,d city
cannot be so Increased without the assent of the
electors thereof. had and obta ned in the man.
ner provided BY the Act OF Assembly OF April
!, william A. Morton. Mayor of tho said city
OF Lancaster. hefoby give notice, in accOrds nco
with the said Act Of Assembly Of April 2O 1874,
that At the next municipal election, TO be held
In the city OF Lancaster on the 18th day of Feb.
ruarys A. ", 1850, the question of increasing the
amount not TO exceed el23.00J will be submitted
tothe qualified electors Of the said city for their
deci:ions, who can then vote Tor or against the
said increase.
The assessed value OF the taxable property Of
the city OF Lancaster, according TO the Last "a
ing debt Of the city ts et66 2s3 9s the amount OF
the proposed increase Is not to exceed el25 Co.,
which amount is about per centum OF the As-
sessed valuation of the taxable property OF the
SAID city the purposes for which the said In.
deDte0noss 10 10 be increased arc for the build
ine OF sewers for draining the northern part of
ne city and necessary chsnge or Improvement
Given under my hand at the city Of Lancaster
this 18th day Of JsnWas'ry, 4; 2. ISL ,
jylb.l7.al,Si. .&feb7ltd Mayor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
Sold By the SheriH.

The sheriff on Friday sold the personal
property OF the Mt Joy steam Heating com.
pany and the personal property OF b. Nj,
Greider and ID. II. Engle, the members of
that firm. The amount realized was &, 2I7. 40
The real estate of the above named parties
will be sold on q date not yet fixed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

George Waltz and Theodore Beck had
shooting match in Prangley's brickyard on
Thursday, and quite a crowd was in at
tendance. Each killed five birds out of ten,
and 1t was therefore tie. Yesterday the
men met again to shoot OIL the match at Il We
birds each. Beck won by killing but two
and Waltz killed one
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
Civiiiy and Crim,na,,y s.sa

Anna Leman. through her attorney, VIM.
d. Weaver, to-day entered SUIT for sland,r
IN the court OF common pleas against Adam
r. Hoover Plaintiff alleges that Hoover
circulated reports affecting her character for
chastity whereby she suffered great damages,
The husband OF Mrs. Lemsn has made com.
plant for cruelty to animals against Hoover
at the Office OF Alderman Fordney and
hearing has been fixed for next Thursday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
Punching and Eyeiettus for the Printing and
Stationery Trada.

We take pleasure in announcing to the Print.
ing ana stationery Trade that We have put in
our building the necessary machinery for
fnnching and Eyeleting special jobs of every
hino' so that the trade can be assured that all
orders entrusted to our care win be turned out
quickly and neatly.
ISTELLlGENCER,
feb9Ia,iS,a, Iancsstsr Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

CnroAso, Fob. IL. 80 Q. m.-Marhet opened
=. WhsH,=rso.. 7esc; March. .SSc Arril. 49, &C |;
Cor. feb:, xs<c; March, sN.c; April. $40
..Us,s.vsb., S'Sc; March, gp.c; Arrii, CSC |.
May, sS,ac.
fork-reb. Cs s.; March, slS Is: May. $3.50.
May, d 97k.
short ki6s.Eeb.. q %, March. s. %; April.
UtuoluO.
Whest-reh- 1sssc; March. 1n'.c; April.
sorn.veb, a'c March. &C; Arril. sssc {;
osts.seb ssxc; March. a.c. April,
t5 sS
;, Lara-reb, y Tsx; March, . ~ April. q o.;
Ribs-feo.. ss e,; March, o. Is; Ap,u,
d s.S; May. Gu5.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

olConsiGnors having srticlss.at the woman's
ESchange remaining unsold will please re-
move thom between the 2lst and 18th Of Feb-
ruaSy, as ON the latter date all business vii!
be suspended. II In the meantime they de-
sire 70 have the price Of articles reduced,
please notify the exchange
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

From the Marietta Corr. OF Lititx Fzpress
John Sergeant, Marietta chair -maker, has
long, SOFT brown hair that hangs ia graceful
curis on his shoulders A few dsys sgo be
met Q man who offered him S2 SO for II. Ser.
geant accepted the offer, but will not remove
tho fleece till shesring time in the spring.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
sent Out,

Peter Francis, an Old offender, was commit
ted TO prison to day by Alderman Barr, for
thirty five days for drunkenness and d,sor.
derry conduct Peter is an expert ma.
weaver, aud he will earn his board with his
labor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

Barbara Bealor called ut the office OF Alder.
man Barr this morning and made complaint
against her husband for desertiop. Her story
WAS that he drove her from home Is years
ago, since which time he has not provided for
her. The alderman issued warrant for his
arrest,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
We Feed Many s,r>ursr,.

y NE past year li6 ex.Union soldiers
- Inmates Of our county slmshouse
aea' representing the following states:
lvania, New York, New Jersey, Mary
ehwere' Ohio, Indiana, Massachusetts,
!ns lows Missouri, Michigan and
glcs OF Columbia Twelve of the
"a disd, and nine wers rent to tho Erie
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
Statipp-llOuse Notes.

The high wind of Friday night extin.
guished 10 gas and 50 gasoline lights
John Kline has donated 80 loaves OF bread.
and c. Quade q lot of bologna tn the soup
fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
AIpcals Heard.

Appeals from assessments in East Dru-
more. West Lsiupeter and Providence town.
ships, were disposed OF by the commissioners
tp-Iay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

oua Thns Bhoala Have Electric Iisn,.
- ~ AazisttA Register.
y.ee men. stranger, recently stepped
eAdy - she came out OF the "Ssiiv.
Ny haFracks and was accepted ss an
H walked with her up Msrke, .trsst
!4ne Pleasantly, until hs arrivsS VS ~ ~
- unils q the borough, When sccissn' % ;
4ln9 glimpse at her beneth 4 Sfrsst
& ~ tnas ahe was dusk y.hued, He ana.
~ soNnd cause for an engagement else.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
Discovered IN Time.

u. n. Smokers coach works at Centre.
v'iie came very nearly being destroyed by
nre recently. The roof was discovered TO be
10 namer, aud by prompt action the property
was saved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
Now AOaptatn-

william N. Black, Of the engineer corp u.
. a., mia week put away the shoulder. straps
Of first lieutenant and Il nov 4 capt.,n-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

Buyers can in every Instance save half their
money by purchasing at the closing GU, sale OF
the g3c. store. f.bIo p,a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

- ]ss'
y Y q " X 3 x
49,
~ ~ .--..s ~-
81 | ID! q = = ''s-s-'1 '-'- "
"a tisf.
~ - GnseA 4.
- Ucnsoo-4As
ID g .1nas -, -
81 r's..s. ,11-.r'-- 1-1-.<
,3:s ~ !. g s 4 '.' a
o1oo - fD1nfasoorcna. -
~ 4-41 oNuooooon9 a. NE
49, - tO9sovoa Order
~ - - Wl1Wo0 q ChlQuo.
- ~ - evoalaQ the Sol.
eoee1oes EropAoe Wa.
-. II UoOplo -
olet jo2 ponooA WIN.
VI g toeoeQ4 'E@eouea
g Wampa4 " >.
at lI 49, = y xsneeh Xns
~ l19eeeo g aeeoe iss eno
ooW ~ nv AZ. name WIZ
1921
4 ~. u...-N -. 49,
.o ysoey
"A ~ - s.os nv sssSane
.sy ~
souses ~
usN eo0t' NJ
qu.A ~ Sco9iaPny, Miss
Ss.s,s Sne. @ uut Mes.f
~ 49,. ~ NosA uoaiinser. ana
Unt cnous. scnooi reeding,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

THIS evening the fair of the Ladies' Aid so
ciety, 8. will open at 81 North Queen street,
In the room recently occupied by FIys wall
paper store. Attend 1t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

Ine eoal diggsrs on Wsavsr's hill, have
~ ~ ~ g uAexpecled bcnanss In the shspe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

- 1Ay1etta Times.
=. lbhart Of this place. on Monday
shrough Prof. 8. y. Rathyon 10
- socasty OF Lancaster : ane
"a eenrge0n that was caught In =
= - 6asqushanns river be-.
Ia - nainbrides some forty
upeeSnea measures bs.
- = lsnsth.